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NOVANEWS By: Yossi Melman A London coroner conducting the official investigation into the death of Egyptian Mossad agent Dr. Ashraf Marwan is expected to announce his findings on Wednesday. The inquest at London's City of Westminster Coroner's Court will try to determine whether Marwan died by suicide, accident or foul play. However, from comments made by the coroner Tuesday, the findings appear inconclusive. Ashraf Marwan Photo by: Archive Marwan, the son-in-law of the late Egyptian President Gamel Abdel Nasser, was found dead in June 2007 after a fall from his fourth-floor apartment in Carlton House Terrace in London. Marwan's widow gave an interview Sunday in which she said Israel's Mossad spy agency was responsible for her husband's death. In an interview in The Observer, an...

NOVANEWS Dear All, This is one of the few times that I have written a talk-back to an article.  I might also write a letter to the editor.  So can you. I think the least that we can do is show solidarity with MK Hanin Zoabi.  We can show strong support for Zoabi and our disgust with the Knesset for being so small-minded and undemocratic.  If you click the link and read this report on line, you can at the end of it add your comment.  Let’s show the Knesset that it acted disgustingly, and that Zoabi, like others, has the inalienable right to act according to her convictions.  Also, you can email Zoabi directly hzoabi@knesset.gov.il . Thanks, Dorothy ======================== Haaretz Tuesday, July 13, 2010 Latest update 19:33 13.07.10 Knesset revokes Arab MK Zoabi's privileges over Gaza fl...

NOVANEWS Dear Friends, The initial item is about demolitions in E. Jerusalem. The acts of demolitions of Palestinian residents, wherever they may be make me sick to the stomach! And the world says nothing, does nothing. Dorothy ================================== Haaretz Tuesday, July 13, 2010 For first time in nine months, Israel razes Palestinian homes in East Jerusalem Municipality says structures were not homes but witnesses report Palestinian family removing belongings. http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/for-first-time-in-nine-months-israel-razes-palestinian-homes-in-east-jerusalem-1.301681 By Nir Hasson and News Agencies Israel news East Jerusalem Israel razed on Tuesday an inhabited Palestinian home in East Jerusalem for the first time in eight months, effectively ending a...

NOVANEWS Dear Friends, Of the 6 items in tonight’s message, the first depicts the ethics of 4 soldiers in the ‘most moral army in the world.’  Were this the story of merely these  soldiers and this single Palestinian, we could say, well this is a-typical.  Unfortunately, it is only too typical.  There are hundreds perhaps thousands of such stories. I recall years ago when Ruhama Marton, founder of the Israeli Physicians for Human Rights, with deep indignation and pain showed us pictures of the bodies of 3 Palestinian high school students, who crossing a field on their way home from school, were run over by a tank, which from the state of the remains, apparently ran over the bodies several times before leaving the scene.  Why?  The tank driver apparently decided to have some fun.  Was anyon...

NOVANEWS By Jesse Bacon The excellent journalist Mya Guarnieri has a piece for Al Jazeera in which she focuses on the everyday inequality  of street conditions in East Jerusalem. The difference can be as simple as a street light. Al Jazeera found that stoplights that lead to Jewish settlements and neighborhoods stay green for an average of a minute and a half. In Palestinian areas, it’s 20 seconds. One light in predominantly Arab East Jerusalem is green for less than 10 seconds.” In our road-driven culture, street lights are as good a symbol of any of mobility and restriction. What’s more they are an example of unseen authority, and seem to go off indiscriminately, a. But they do discriminate. Well done, Al Jazeera for picking up on that. In Palestinian areas of Jerusalem. Roads are po...